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Even if I'm not at all a fan of motors, I have to say that seeing thousands of Harley Davidson all together it's quite impressive. Today we went for our first time of the year at the beach in Rome, called Ostia, and it was starting today the international Harley Davidson gathering with already some thousands participants

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Wild camping in Chernomorets, Bulgaria

This is the place that I found in Chernomorets, Bulgaria, a perfect spot for wild camping. An abandoned pier going over the Black Sea and far away from the crowds leaving me completely isoleted, but still close enough to catch free wireless from inside my tent!

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Life for a gypsy traveller can be hard

This is me in 2010 in my Hotel Room in Puri, India. Walking for long time under the strong indian sun, with a 20 kg rucksack in your shoulder, can lead to this state. Many of my friends and family got scared after seeing this picture, but I was totally ok. Just a little bit sweaty :)

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Sapanta Cemetery in Maramures, Romania

Sapanta Cemetery in Romania is know for its unique wooden gravestones, carved by local craftmen. Each one is personalized and it shows the life of the person, or how he died. It is located in the region of Maramures, one of the most traditional in Romania.

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Erotic Sculptures in Khajuraho, India

Khajuraho in India is world known for its archeological site where the temples are filled with erotic sculptures. It's difficult to understand the contrast between these explicit sex scenes, and the conservative habits of Indian society.

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After only a couple of hours of sleep, we had to wake up still at night to be able to have enough time to cross Thorung La Pass at over 5400m and reach the top of the Annapurna Circuit in the Nepali Himalaya, before starting to descend. Despite the heavy snow in May, we still decided to keep going: I actually was quite cautious